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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
SPRING 0YERCOAT IS F.!

So is the lowest priced Overcoat we carry.
garment.
81 is the next price. This is Light Drab,
All-W Ool Cashmere Coat
So is the price of a Black Melton Overcoat.
1t IS worth more money. :s
$lO-We have three different lines at this
price; one is Silk-Faced Light Brown Melton,
another is a Stee-Gray Mohair, the other is
Dark Brown and Silk-Faced Melton.
$l2--Three lines at this popular price; same
shades Silk-Faced, and similar goods to $lO|
Overcoats, only better quality.
$l3 will buy Steel Mixed Cashmere Over
coat that will wear as we'll as any coat can at
any price.
sl4 is the price of Nobby, very light dag
onal Scotch Cheviot Overcoat, Silk Sleeves,
and hand made
$l5--At this price we have eight different
lines of Meltons, Cheviots Tweeds and Cassi-
meres, all with Silk Sleeve-linings and hand made
$l7---Think of all English Covert Cloth, Silk
Sleeve-Lined Overcoat for $l7, and yet we have
one at this price, and it is good one too
$l8---A Bronze All-Wool Melton Sikh Faced
and Silk Sleeve-lining; a remarkably genteel
garment and one that always looks nicely.
$20One of those Enthusiastically custom
Overcoats at this price, such garment as any
man of taste will be proud to wear
$22-Three different lines at this price, one
made of English Covert Cloth one from French
Kersey, and the other from Scotch Chevot All
have Silk Sleeve-lining one is Silk-Faced and
one is lined all through with Silk.
S23--Two lines Of Dress Overcoats at this price, seal
brown and black silk aced imported corkscrew worsted
handsome and very dressy.
S25--Three ull-sk-ined Overcoats, with silk extend
to outer edge Incudedat thspr theNW TAN SHADE
S27 $685. $50 and 35---0ne line Of 0vercoats at each
Of these prices such garments any tailor would charge
more than double what we sell them for.
Any Overcoat sent approval to any part Of the
West An elegant Illustrated Price List sent FREE
TO ANY ADDRESS.
Dno@n,o M nu,oo M .AIsx TY
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Artistic Paper Esanginys.

Weidenborner Bros. 205 East Seventh
street. are showing the finest paper hangings
and decorations of any house in the city. and
are prepared to fill all orders at short no
tice. 1t will be to your advantage to see
their goods and get their prices before pur-
chasing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
Sabbath scneoI convention.

A convention of the teachers and scholars
of Sabbath schools in st. Paul and vicinity
will be held IN the First Baptist church
Friday and Saturday April 1880. 1t will
open Friday evening at 1880 with a mass
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
srUck IN a ZZ.RD.

A. FL ~tncrr'' story OF a Nighi
Waes 80" Ssiaests Hent Roumd
~ IT, RBA.ssinr Didn't Move.
Jf 'i,r is anything an old railroad man
in TIC -,ul... Yess .i4ts " taik about most it
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par,iere Cnr,nins

Weidenborner Bros. 2O5 East Seventh
street. are making special run OH dra-
peres of every description, and are selling
portiere curtains from S4 on upwards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
Held TO the Grand Jury.

In the police court yesterday John j.
O'Neill, charged with alternating the affec-
tions of Mrs. McAuillf, of Lethbridge, N.
w. T., had preliminary examination and
was held to the grand jury in So, 900 BAIL
1t was shown that O'Neill and Mrs. Mo
Auillf occupied the same room at the Ire
mont house on several occasions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24

meeting. addressed by prominent speakers.
Prof. +. NJ. Lamb. of Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
will have charge of the singing. Rev.
Sam Jones and his soloist. Prof. Excel.
are also expected to be present.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
The Very EineSt

Stock Of gloves in cotton. Lisle thread,
spun silk and kid can bs found at McI4ain 5,
3S4 WabaSha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-24
Charles j. Meil1cke, Aucttoneer.

(rROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C., at auc-
~ tion.-Don't forget that the contents of the
Cash Bargain Store, $50 East Seventh ST., must
be sold out by the first OF May. The stock COM
pr.ses fine crockery. glassware, hanging lam ps,
chamber SETS cutlery, toys, notions etc. AUG
ton sales commence to-day ut 10 O'Clock a. 1n 2
and $50 p. m. Charles j. Meilicke, auct oneer
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Yes, There is a God inI Israel.

Why not investigate? Call at the Mer.
chants hotel and see the world renowned
Jim Simmons refrigerators for butchers,
grocers, hotels, commission men. A special
call to the practical housewives.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the St. Paul Trust Com
pany will be held on Wednesday, the 4th day
OF May, A. ID. 1887, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. ut the Office Of the Company, No l55
East Fourth street, in the city of st. Paul.
5. B. MCCONNELL Secretary
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Pc RSONAl.S.

Additional st. Paul News on tn,
Fourth Page.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

The Lily Gives Place tn the Roee-Stago
Trials and Triusnphs.
There may have been time, perhaps,
when the paIld lily was the type OF female
beauty. It is not 50 to-day.
On the stage the most charming actresses
are women Of robust health.
Mrs Langtry is the best matinee attvac-
ton on the stage. 50 managers say, Dc
cause she is attractive TO women as we'll -
10 men. She Is famous walker and an
accomplished athlete.
beauty Of Rose Coghlan. She IL not pretty
but she has the vigor Of rude health;
Fanny Davenport was always fascinating.
and Is still great favorite. As Lady Gay
Syaak<r she would catch her Dolly N :
rapfurous embrace and swing him three
times around her, his feet never touching
Great surprise il often expressed that
actresses are able 70 preserve their health
and beauty, in v1ew OF the terrible strain o.
their exacting duties upon physical and
Jennie Kimball, the mother Of charming
1T little Corinnc," who has delighted lovers
Of comic opera for many years, says, unde,
with my severe work and the doctors toid
me 70 give up the stage Warners safe
cure restored me. I have never had better
health in my life. and whenever bad feeling
returns l Immediately resort - that ren''
ely"
now playing 2hsodoSa with gre.t success y. y
II know how 20 remain in perfect health
notwithstanding the nervous strain ! have
70 nightly endure while playing. ! ust
Warner's safe cure, and i controls HE and
health as nothing else will"
PARTS are those who utterly abandon theil
sx.rv v,nraonalitv IN the assumption NJ thu
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Tie death Of Mr.. Alfred Denison ~
moves wsll-kn0wn. figure from London
society. he WAS younger brother Of The
celebrated George Anthony Denison.
Archdeacon Of Taunton, and Of Mr. Speak
er Denison. afterward viscount Oossington.
Lady Oossington presented her brother-in.
law with ten thousand dollars Tor certain
services. This money Mr.. Denison invest
Cd In . sumptuous watch. A very musical
repeater Of the best workmanship was in
closed In a gold case literally Studies
with jewels. and each jewel picke<
stone. The watch chain had succession
OF black pearls, and the signet was scar
aheus. The worst OF this costly within
was that the owner scarcely dared wear
the watch for fear Of being robbed In The
street, and could not leave Il q home fos
lear Of : burglary.
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loMo-kEEPlNo SUFFER-.


An Old Fashsoned aud Reliable way -
Making II
The setting Of milk IN pans or
crocka in clean, well-ventilated cel-
lars used only for milk. q in cool
dairy houses. and churning the well
ripened cream, thereafter washing and
working out tho buttern,ilk and water.
after sailing. As completely as possible.
and then packing il sc2idly in jars q
other non-odorous impcrvious pack
ages, covering completely with brine.
results in butter that may be kept in
cool place. unchangc< for winter use
Il Is the old-fashionsd way. and no
better plan has yet been found for
making butter that must be kept for
months. But modern appliances and
winter feeding has virtually driven
this class Of butter out If the market.
Il Il now seldom found except on the
tables Of old-fashioned but iirst-class
farmers wives who are butter makers.
Yet butter i not the only nice thing,
the product Of milk. found on farmers
tables. Milk and cream are freely
used IN the natural state. and in the
composition Of various nice dishes that
daily grace the table One production
that occurs 10 us is clouted or Devon
shire cream. properly considered IN
England a prime delicacy. How this
4 made. and also its butter. Is stated In
the Journal Of the Bath and West Of
England Society. an organization es-
tablished in 1777. and which has had
many eminent men as its co-laborers.
According to the journal OF the society
the process u making this cream and
Also its butter IL rs follows: The milk
Il set In shallow pans for twelve hours.
TIE nan Il then set In = hot water or
steam bath for twenty minutes. until
the milk Is hot and the cream
.,crinklcs.- but il not suffered 80 boil.
The temperature should not exceed
one hundred and ninety degrees. the
nan Il then returned to the dairy and
remains twcnty-fcur hours for the
cream 20 rise completely The cream
Is then quite thick. and. II churned'
makes 4 very sweet butter which keeps
q wear without change. the heat having
dissipated the volatile oils which, "
their decomposition. produce ran
cidity.
We may here remark. however thai
Il Il the volatile oils contained IN tn
milk and cream. and held In the bnttc'
made without heat. that gives me Pc
cnliar and pleasant arcms and Havoc
% fresh butter. Dcvonshirc cream
before Il il churncd. Il q great deli
cacy. either eaten naturally o. a
dressing to various dishes, on whic'
natural cream y used -Fdrnl fN1
end StockmGA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-11-18

ArUlde0us Ola Ihug Triee l1is Terrible
Asts - : T0uvlse
Many Of the great criminals WHOM
warning a. what they were; but with tho
man vampires who now gather round me,
says : correspondent o. the Philadelphia
Press, every ons % whom has taken more
lives than any public executioner n
Europe, are 20 the outward eye set Of
quiet. rlouching. meager old men, who
might DO : gang Of beggaU, . group Of
harmless village folk, party Of super
animated native wcrkmen. or any thing
on earth but what they really are.
"Thats the chief" whispers my guide.
pointing TO a small. lean, gray beard, with
q white tur ban, who ID sitting before the
nearest hut, rocking . child on his knee,
and stroking ia thin, little. brown face
with the hand that hns shed tho blood Of
bis fellow men like water.
ASK him." rejoin I, "how many muir.
ders be has committed"
A momentary gieam Of cunning wrinkles
In his sunken eyes. The old tiger IL evil
GENTLY suspicious. and stands on his
guard.
~ can not tell. he answers, with an In
difference which, under such circum.
stances, has in II something indescribably
CHASTITY. ~ didn't keep count Of them be-
yond hundred"
"Sow, before We 60" SAYS I 20 our con-
ductor, ~ mean to see for myself how thu
stranglng was done. Oblige me by tellinl
this man TO put his moose around my
| wrist. for l don't care to trust him with
| my throat"
! The savage eagerness WITH which III
! withcred old skeleton obeys the call-as I
| filled with fresh life by even the make-be
| lieve show Of murder-is fearful 70 see
4 Knotting a small coin into the corner Q
his handkerchief 70 give him
sure hold, he slips the noos'
round my arm and then, bringing hi
knuckles together with sudden twist
gives my wrist squeeze and almost make
the bone crack.
The awful change that passes over ri
face at this moment battles all d
scription. His dull, fiimsy eyes seem
blaze with hell-hre, his sharp, white teet
are laid bare in wolfish grin, his shri'
eled, corpse-like features culver with
ferocious Joy 50 fiendish that an actui
demon starting up before me could scarce
" be more appalling. The thought OF tina
face bending over some helpless man
the gloomy depths Of the forest, Just
the fatal moose frightened, il altogether x
much for my nerves, and il Is with ior
breath Of relief that find myself outsie
the fatal Enclosure once more
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Most women naturally look forward to
matrimony as their proper sphere in life.
but they should constantly bear in mind
that q fair, rosy face, bright eyes, and .
healthy. well-developcd form, are the best
passports 70 happy marriage. All those
wasting disorders, weaknesses, .dragging-
tiles peculiar 10 their sex. have an unfailing
specific in DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. II Is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists. under a positive gudrdnee
from the manufacturers, that II will give
satisfaction in every case, or money Will be
refunded This guarantee has been printed
On the bottle wrapper, and faithfully carried
out for many years.
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X Never use Tor cake milk that has
been boiled.
Lime water h good for chilblains.
Use strong and hot. Asaturated foIu-
ton Of alum in water. used hot. Is also
: curative
"A good way TO keep the cow-yard
clean and wholesome. and save the ma
nurc, Il simply - plow the yard - oft-
en- M once month. This method u
simple and effective.
Cement for fastening wood TO stone:
Melt together four pints Of pitch and
one Of wax. and add four parts q
poundcd brick dust or chalk II must
be warmed before using and applied
thinly 70 the surfaces TO be joined.
Chilli Sauce Twelve large. ripe.
tomatoes. four ripe pippins. two large
onions. two tablespoonful Of salt.
two OF sugar. one Of cinnamon. three
cups 81 cider vinegar. Chop all fine
and boil one hour. Bottle for USE -
Cincinnati Times
-Dumplings. Make the dough as
Tor biscuits, with sour milk and soda.
then add one teaspoonful Of baking
4 powder and roll out As thin as pie
crust; spread with butter, fold and roll
\ again, cut into inch squares. and drop
in the boiling pot Boston Budget
Have place for the accommodate
ton Of dirty clothes. and teach the
III <-.~n
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A singing rs OF hot vinegar Is sometimes
felt in the outlet This Is produced by an
acid or gas evolved by dyspepsia. A genial
carminatiye, far more reliable than car
Donate Of soda or ma9n esia, Is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which is an exceptionally
finc source Of relief from every symptom Of
indigestion; also from fever and ague, ner.
vousness, constipation and biliousness.
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YoS sturdy oak whose branche. vide
boldly the storms and wind- defy.
Not long ago IN acorn. small.

Not unlike the thrifty oak in its germ, de-
velopement and growth, is consumption
But even this mighty foe OF mankind, posi-
lively Yields 20 the wonderful curative prop
critics Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medlcal pis-
coyerv II taken early. Don't be blind TO
your own interests and think yours hope
less case. This remarkable remedy has res
cued thousands. OF druggists.
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SAFE. permanent and complete arc the
cures Of bilious and intermittent diseases,
made by Pricixly Ash Bitters. Dyspepsia.
general debility. habitual constipation. nver
and kidney complaints are speedily eranl-
Gated from the system: II oismIec -
cleanses and eliminates AZ malaria nea,.l ~
and yigor are obtained more rapidly ana
permanently BY the use Of this great natural
antidofe than by any other remedy hereto
fore known. As . blood purifier and tonic
IL brinos health. renewed energy and VIAL
ity % 3 worn and diseased body.
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N z e..

NJ Won feel Gun. languid. Iov-sPir!ed. NO.
IeSn and indescr1tably miserable. oo(n poyoe
cally and mentally cxperience . 49, "a
fullnsss Or bloatlng 49, ss.'ls' 3, ~ ~ ,se<r
ine. tongue coated. bitter or bed taste -
hssdschcs blurred eyesight. boating specks~
before The eyes. nervous prossr.s,on c % e.
haustlon irrisa6llity ~ ssmpss; ,s ny sssro
6ifinr. transient pains here and there. co11
fecf drovsincss after meals. wnkcfulncus -
dIsf,rhed and unrefreshing sleep. -conefancp
indescribable feeling Of dread or o. impena-
III III You have an. Or any considerable numb
that most common Of American malndst9
BiIioua Dyspepaia, or Torpid Liver. associates
with Dyspepsia- or Indigeetion- The mos0
complicated your disease he's become. -
greater Sns number sna ser" + "a rescSsS
~. Paercess GsOldcm Medical Disco very
viii oubdue IL. n taken according 70 1lrets
tions Tor 4 reasonable length OF time. - nos
cured complications multiply and Coneump-
tion Of the Lungs skin Dlsess iies ALL sss..
maladies are quite liable 70 st in and, SOONER
a. laf9r induce fatal termination.
Dr. Ricrccss Golden Me4tcel Dses
cOvcFy acts powerfully upon the Liver. eno
through that great oI0oH putt "a 49,
1 purifies. from whatever cause arising !t =
| equally elncacious In acting upon the ~
I neys. and other excretory organs, cseansms
strengthening. and healing their diseases -
| an appetizing. restorative tonic. e RE- mote.
S Ssss tesh s ana Strength II msrsi dlsiTc
celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chiils and
| Fever. Dumb Ague, and kindred diseae.ss-
DF. Picree's Golden meascah 80.
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May aGbcs sny portion of ~ body vhsre ~
mucous membrane u found. Nat cafarrh o. ne
head u ~ far NE most common. and. strange 70
say. the most liable 20 ~ neglected. i ori1Inetss
m . cold. o. kucce.sion OF coids. comp'ne1 Via
impure blood. the wonrerful soccess HOODS
sarrapariila has had IN curing catsrrh warrants us
IN urging al Who suffer with this disease 20 ~ NE
peculiar medicine u rcnovstes ana invi9ofstss
the blood. and tones every organ.
II have been troubled With that annoying d'e
ease. nasal catarrh. and have taken al kinds %
blood puriner<. but never found relief til used
Hoods sar.apsrilia, which an confident viii 90
All that Il claimed. IiurrAh for Hoods sersapa'
riiia.' J. L. Rourr. MarksburT. Ky
II have taken Hoods sarrapariIia TOR cafarfn
ana Il has done me great deal q good recon-
mend Il % All within my reach. Hoods sar-apa-
riila has been worth everything 70 me-" LUInEn
ID ROBBINS. East Thompson. O.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
sold By al druggists. d: six forG- Prepared only
~ G. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. AssA
100 0oaea One Dollar
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nut there is no other remedy for sick head
ache. dizziness, constipation. biliousness, or
10 restore regular, healthy action 70 the
liver, stomach and bowels. equal 70 those
reliable little Pleasant Purgative Pellets,
prepared by DIR. Pierce. u druggists
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TJsR BRowx's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs for
Coughs, Colds and all other Throat Troubles.
-ssPre-eminently the best."-R<g. henry
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THE ordinary human being would rather
be drowned at sca than toad ashore d.
jGth l'aragrapher.
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THAT one struck ecenter. /" remarked the
purilist. a. be landed his list on his oppon-
spfs nose. --NeychGnf zraVsisv
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The reporter who goes out 70 interview =
man always starts with an interrogation
point In his head --Nerchdnt Tvas<'sv.
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10 neu-sighted person no one . per
1ectly plain
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JAPAN 10 considered superior 70 paint =
keep tin from rusting.
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from Z common Blotch, or Eruption. 60 e.
WORT scrofuIa- Salt-rheum. Fever -eusee.
csuced by bad blood are conquered by thu
powerful. purifying, and tnviTornting men.
cine. Great Eating Ulccu rapidly heal nno9r
fested ia potency IN curing letter. EczemeS
Erysipelas, Boils. CarbuncIes. Sore Eyes scrox~
ulous Sores and Swellings Hip-1olnt Disen.es
and ENLARGED Glands. Send ten. cents y
stamps for q large Treatise with coioseo
plates. on Skin Diseases. or the same amo9ns
Tor Treatise on scrofulous Anecuons-
sFoR THE $1,000 - THE L1FE.'s
Thoroughly cleanse Il by using Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical D1ecOverys and goo0
djrrsfion. 4 fair s<in. buoyant spirits. vital
ofrength and bodily health will be essabiisneo.
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TuE smokers delight 'Tansill's Punch''
SC. cigar.
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VVor-u fromI
on The Grand Strategy articles bearing the
ana
ror beautifully illustrated English Cahiral etc
You HE CENTURY mas rscenl
Il the meaning Of the words
and nyoccv- and me
regular Of 10000 Send M our
SPECIAL OfrkA
Mention hs paper 18th St. New York
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THE CENTURY MAGAZINE for the coming year win con
tain interest everybody The history o. Apr
will be recountcd BY private secretaries OF Mr. Lncon
The Siberian traveller George KEENAN, who has Just
from a. eventfu tourney 600 miles through Siber aud
Russia undertaken with artist At the expense Of IH
CENTURY will make his report Sbera and the Exile sys
tenn, il series Of papers which will asonish the world Mr.
KEENAN, made personal acquaintance OF some 500 exie
Nhilists and Liberals Edward Egglesion author Of The
ton and other famous authors viii furnish novels and novel
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Tur latest deAn ton Of filtration: Aften-
tion without iatention-N p kgy'
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For weak Lungs. Splitting OF Blood. Short
neas OF Breafh Chronic Nasal Cntarrh, Brons
chifis. Asthma. Severe Coughs. and kindreo
affs-cfioue. II IL an efhcient remedy:
Sold hy Druggists II 900, or SIX sotts'
n - Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Piercso
hook on Consumption Address
uohds plsp.lsary Medical lsseetalIea
eas MAIN - BUFFALO, N. y
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which & scrofula OF she La.ef, e aFrsstc1
ssriter etaree Of the disease. Fpm ~ uaB-
Vicious power over this terribly. iseal disesse-
when art offering this now world famed rcm-
81 calling II his .CoxsUMPTION CURE" bus
ABANDONED that name as too restrictive Tor
Z medicine which, from II. WONDERFUL con-
binafion Of tonic or STRENGTHENING. aftessxlvb
or blood- cleaneinR anti-bilious. pccto~ai. AM
nufrifivc propertiesL II unequalcd not only
a 4 remedy for Consumption. but fos a.